Do you write your diary in English or your native language? >inb4

>>9959061
shitskins OUT

>>9959061
I write it in Esperanto so as to confuse the local intelligence agencies. I also only use a quill, its sharp point doused in an invisible ink, you see, that not even my kin are allowed to unearth from the locked drawer within a locked drawer of my locked writing desk.

I try to write in my native language but I always end up writing in English since I live in an English speaking country and I speak this God forsaken language everyday. It feels bad because I love my native language I don't want to lose it.

>>9960728
Your native language is gay and stinks like a big doodoo just like your people do >:^(

>>9959061
>non solum latine scribo
Stultus

>>9959061
I'd like you to know that it's poor form to inb4 as OP.

>>9960728

What's your native language?

Both.
But 'my diary' is just fragmented word docs desu.

I hate Big Brother has the same meaning in all languages.

>>9959061
but english is my native language

> English is literally the greatest language of all time, hence why almost every developed country teaches it in its curriculum and almost everyone can speak it

Feels good being an arrogant Britbong and not having to learn another language to live in another country.

>>9959061
english is my native language but my diary is in several desu. idk i start of in italian because i feel dumb for even writing a diary and then i just write in whatever comes naturally to me.

no one would ever understand it

I've just recently taken the habit of writing a jornal. It always felt silly writing in my native language, and even more silly in english, so I never bothered, but I started writing now that I am learning Italian, so it makes a lot of sense writing it in Italian because it is a great practice. I write about anything, maybe about a book I am reading, or things I want to do like watch a movie, etc.

takes a long ass time for me to write a few lines though

>>9960593
> not writing ithkuil in negative morse